Since #Hollo no more depends on #Meilisearch , you can run your Hollo server in more cost-efficient way by getting rid of the Meilisearch service!

If you deployed your Hollo server using #Railway , here's instructions to remove it:

1. Sign in to your Railway dashboard.
2. In the Hollo service → Variables, remove MEILI_URL and MEILI_MASTER_KEY environment variables.
3. Redeploy the Hollo service (see also the attached screenshot).
4. Delete the service by pressing the red button in the Meilisearch service → Settings → Delete Service.

That's all!

@gekidasa For your information, Hollo no more depends on Melisearch, which means it's more cost-efficient if you get rid of the Meilisearch service in your Railway dashboard!

@gekidasa Glad to hear that it worked!

@gekidasa Oh, it seemed our fault—we've just fixed the bug. Please redeploy your Hollo service, and then try to upload your avatar and header image again.

Today, #Hollo held an offline #sprint in #Seoul , and received several improvement patches:

• Removed a dependency on Meilisearch, which makes Hollo easier to install. Thanks to @longfin!

• In a post view, the number of likes and shares are displayed now. Thanks to @devtedlee!

• Hollo now has a Docker Compose configuration, which lets users easily deploy it and lets contributors quickly set up the project. Thanks to @longfin, again!

• The code formatter now works well with the Hollo project in the IntelliJ IDEs. Thanks to @kecan0406!

Thanks again to our contributors!